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Now typically in a scenario like this, I would get the client a fixed term business loan, however, because Elizabeth has huge margins and high ambitions, I set her up with this business line of credit with Opus Bank Instead. Assuming that she is booked solid every day of the month, her gross income just from boarding would double to $90,000!After factoring in the increased operating cost, Elizabeth would generate an extra $25,000 per month in profit. At this rate she can pay off her $200K business line of credit within 8 to 12 months. Strong personal Credit history – Lenders want to see that you’ve managed your personal credit in a responsible manner.

This is Line 1 C on your federal tax return this line represents how much money has gone through your business in a 12-month period. Lenders use this line to determine the amount that they should lend to your business, generally it’s about 10 to 20% of your gross revenues. ’s say your business did $1,000,000 in revenues last year, this would make you eligible to borrow up to $200,000.When a lender determines how much your business can borrow, they then need to determine how much you can safely repay. For now, pay attention in line 1C and line 21 on your business tax return as these will make or break any financing opportunities for your business.

Increase Credit Limit [$40K to $300K] on a Business Line of Credit – 4 Tips!We have another success story from a client who came to us just two years ago, he was able to increase his credit limit from $40,000 to $300,000, and more importantly he was able to quadruple his business using this line. The client’s name is Brandon, and he’s got an import-export business that specializes in Linens for medical use. Brandon had very good personal credit, however he wasn’t sure which lenders to go with in order to keep his business debt off his personal credit. Your business line of credit limit is $40,000 and will be available after the effective date of November 14th

So Experian is doing something completely counter-intuitive, what they’re going to do is let you, as a consumer, add-on utility bills and mobile phone payment accounts to your credit report. According to Experian, if you have on time payments, then Experian Boost is going to increase your FICO score, however if you miss payments, they’re going to completely leave that out of the equation. even if you opt into Experian boost, there’s no guarantee that your credit score will actually increase, any positive data from your utility providers is only going to benefit your Experian profile, because the information is not shared with TransUnion or Equifax. Very simple, follow the link below to Experian.com and sign up for Boost, from there you can actually connect the accounts that you want after giving them your login credentials to all your utility providers and you can skip over the accounts that you don’t want to connect to experience so again you’re completely in control.